Winter does not rule out coalition with Eisenkot, Netanyahu if right-wing policies are preserved
Winter also claimed that 13% of voters wanted to vote for People of Israel, despite recent polling showing his party not crossing the electoral threshold.
Winter, the chairman of People of Israel, has not ruled out forming a coalition with either Yeshar's Gadi Eisenkot or Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to an interview on N12 News. His primary concern is implementing right-wing policies, and he is open to working with respected right-wing figures to achieve this goal.
Winter emphasized the need for a broad right-wing government to accomplish these objectives. Despite recent polls indicating that 13% of voters might support People of Israel, Winter asserts that a scare campaign has dissuaded many from voting for the party. He clarified that his support for Netanyahu is not unconditional, and he would not collaborate with Netanyahu if he fails to adhere to his party's demands.
These demands include a successful military situation in Gaza, emigration from Gaza, enacting a law mandating haredi citizens to serve in the IDF, and establishing a right-wing coalition that does not rely on United Torah Judaism's Yitzhak Goldknopf for the crucial 61st Knesset seat.
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